Old 10-08-2010, 06:19 AM
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I don't think a non-alcoholic even thinks about controlling their drinking. To them it's a non issue. There's no need to 'control' what isn't a problem. They don't have to "try really hard" to limit their alcohol intake.

I tried for two years to control my drinking, always ending up worse off than before. It was only when I quit for good that I found freedom and happiness.

Altho I take my sobriety one day at a time, it really pleases me to imagine my whole life without alcohol. It does not give me a feeling of deprivation to know that I can never drink again, it gives me a huge feeling of satisfaction and relief to be free of that obsession.... and what you're doing is obsessing about drinking, not a good sign, in my opinion, and not something non alcoholics ever do.
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